“We play more with our hearts than our heads”

AAnalysis of yet another defeat: “It was a game in which we started well, we really wanted to turn around the situation we are going through. We talked in those days about what we had to change and in that aspect the team did well, more personality, more character, and I felt the team was more united. It’s up to us keep working.

Mental aspect: “We play more with our hearts than with our heads, but we can’t lack attitude and desire to make things change. We’re getting on the right track, we have to keep working.”

New coach: “It’s a management issue.”

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